Des Moines Man Found Dead After Reading Senator Dolliver Letter
Des Moines, June. Brown, a warm personal friend of Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver, was found dead in his chair at the Carter home after reading a letter from Dolliver denying any vice presidency ambition. The note stated Dolliver had no nomination hopes.
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Des Moines
Hails Insurance Association
Carter
Drasg
Daliware
Joh
Roach
Morgan Ioh
Pacific Mail
Malory
Ines
Tulid
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Dolphin
Pioneer
Victory Plank Roosevelts Faction At Taft Platform Fight
A Chicago led gathering adopted a key injunction plank after hours of debate. Roosevelt allies pressed for a court restraint provision while McCarter opposed it saying it insulted courts. Long Payne Kellogg and Kellogg backed the plank, resulting in a 35 to 16 vote after a rolling tally and secrecy rules.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Taft
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Thomas
M McCarter
New Jersey
Indda
Sas
Republican’ Party
Mfe
Innex
Michigan Avenue
Compress Street
Tegan
Etter
McCarter
Tha
Theas
Wda
Senator Long
Kansas
Gomners
Squeres
Republican
Serena FB. Payne
Was and Means
House of Representatives
Payne
Cooper Union
New York City
Congress
Hughes
Ohio
Dock Workers Demand Tips From Passengers
Cherbourg June 18 Associated Press reports dock workers employed by the North German Lloyd line declined to handle passenger baggage from Paris for the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse unless tipped. Ship sailors then took over baggage handling, and the baggage was moved without delay.
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Associated Press
Cherbourg
Ieloyd Line
Paris
Baggare S
Woodmen Reelect Officers Amid Pay Debate
The second day of the Modern Woodmen of America's sessions in Peoria sees officers reelected after a vote to reopen proposals on delegate pay. The group, numbering about 5,000, debated paying delegates one dollar per diem and ten cents a mile, but the raise failed. Officers reelected include Head Consul A B Ttt of Lincoln Nebraska and Head Banker E R Dorns of Des Moines.
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Associated Tress
Peoria
Woodmen
America
Buffalo
Thej
Denver
A. B. Ttt
Lincoln
Neb
Paat
Cone
Harthcott
Charles
W. Hawes
Rock
Sisland
E. R
Dorns
Des Moines
Lydia E Pinkham Health Claim Ad for Women's Ailments
A testimonial promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles. The ad highlights long-standing use, claims effectiveness for displacements, inflammation, fibroids, pain, and nervous exhaustion, and offers free, confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia BE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chaplains and directors listed for unnamed organization
A roster of names and roles appears including Rev Henry Dunn ing Albany New York as head watchman and We Van Gilder Berthoud Colorado as head escort. Others include T G Dickson Spokane Washington head sentry FP Al Ward Newport Rhode Island board of directors Ai R Smith chairman Brookfield Missouri B E Murphy Leavenworth Kansas Dr J A Rutledge Elmin Ti A NM Bort Beloit Wisconsin C J Byrnes Lansing Michigan board of auditors TG Wite chairman Crawfordsville Indiana M R Carter Lansing Michigan Fred W Parrott Clay Center Kansas A K Reevdn Stegsville Missouri E B Thomas Columbus Ohio Martin O'Brien Crookston Minnesota George J Bowman Kingfisher Oklahoma.
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Montgomery
Rabema
M. Remmiel
Arkansas
Henry A. Melvin
California
William A. Drake
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Rand
Montgominery
Alabamay
Alinmran
Coniteéeticut
Dupann
Church
Johnson
Smuts
Hemenway
Indiana
Long
Kansas
Bassitt
Skentucky
Mace
Maryland
Crane
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Kellogg
Minnesota
Whale Island
Crawtorn
South Dakota
Ogden
Texas
Groner
Virgina
Bullinger
Washington
Sherer
Wixconsin
Clark
Wyoming
Sloan
Alaska
Fiyhercot
Arizona
Nurson
New Mexico
Philipping
Porto
Rico
Committeematr
Platio
Melvin
Califor
Frain
Draks
O' Nail
Lanha
Lacy
Iowa
Dunn
Maine
Fordnay’ S
Michigan
Beniiett
Montana
Nixon
Nevada
Moses O¢ New Hanptahime
MacCarter
New Jersey
Sealbridge
Oregon
Rutherland
Utah
Fletcher
Varmont
Mann
West Virginie
Edipmittyemen Fron
Columbia
Hawalk
Henry
Dunning
Albany
van Gilder
Berthoud
Colo
T. G. Dickson
Spokane
Wash
al Ward
Newport
R.I
Ai-R. Smith
Brookfeld
Murphy
Leavenworth
Kas
J. A. Htutledge
Elmin
Bort
Beloit
Wis
C. J. Byrnes
Lansing, Mich
Board of Auditors
W. Qite
Crawfordsville
Ind
M. R. Carter
Lansing, “Mich
Fred W. Parrott
Clay “Genter
Kasa
Thomas
Columbus
Martin
O'Brien
Crookston
Minn
George J. Bowman
Kingfisher
Okla
Hay fire sparks near Chippewa Falls flare up
Special report from Chippewa Falls describes a hay burning incident witnessed by locals. John Beaudette scooped hay with a spark pipe causing the blaze, a costly effort to control the flames and prevent spread amid challenging conditions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chippewa Falls
John Besudette
Beaudette
Rich Mann Trouble in Toledo Indicts Broadway Bank Chief
George G. Melzer, a wealthy Toledo financier and president of the Broadway bank closed recently, is indicted by the grand jury on counts of embezzlement and misapplication of funds. He was released on bond. The imperfect dispatch notes a defiant remark about facing defeat.
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Associated Press
Toledo
George G. Melzer
To- Tetto
Broadway Bank
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